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2cute2B4gotten

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...Do you have to use boar bristle brushes for a blow out? I am new to roller sets and blowing out my roots and am trying to get my tools together. I went to Sally's looking for a boar bristle brush and thought,

"there is no way that I am using this on my hair....seriosuly, I would be bald in no time."

My question is, do you have to use one or do some of you use something else that gives the same results?
 
2cute2B4gotten said:
...Do you have to use boar bristle brushes for a blow out? I am new to roller sets and blowing out my roots and am trying to get my tools together. I went to Sally's looking for a boar bristle brush and thought,

"there is no way that I am using this on my hair....seriosuly, I would be bald in no time."

My question is, do you have to use one or do some of you use something else that gives the same results?

yours is hard??? I have been looking for a hard boar bristle brush. Every boar bristle brush I see is way too soft.
 
I thought that is what I was looking at. I stood there for a minute and looked at the signs and they read "Boar Bristle Brushes". Maybe I need to look again. I didn't even see a soft one. I knew something was up. There is no way anyone could use that on there hair and still have any. I am going back....
 
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